Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
Amie Cochran, who recently retired after 17 years as a track coach for Salem, was an honorary starter. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
The best men and women were the husband and wife combo of Andy and Rochelle Morgan from Cortland. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
The best men and women were the husband and wife combo of Andy and Rochelle Morgan from Cortland. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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Amie Cochran, who recently retired after 17 years as a track coach for Salem, was an honorary starter. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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The best men and women were the husband and wife combo of Andy and Rochelle Morgan from Cortland. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
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The best men and women were the husband and wife combo of Andy and Rochelle Morgan from Cortland. Morning newspaper / Gary Leininger
The 28th edition of the Star Trax 5K Night Race took place on Saturday. The event hosted by the Salem X-Tra Mile Club benefits high school and high school track and field programs in Salem. It started and started at Sebo Stadium and drew 217 participants along with 100 other volunteers.
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